Phillip Beynon
2103 - 808 Nelson St. 
Vancouver, BC, 
Canada V6Z2H2
Ph: 604 690-3290
Fax:604 684-7346
Mail@PhillipBeynon.com


Objective
To gain a full-time internal networking position in the telecommunications industry.
Employment
2003-2007
Corporate Administrative Services Ltd.
Vancouver, BC

Chief Technical Officer

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Installed and maintained a small office network.

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Maintained client lists using Excel and CRM software.  

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Assisted the CEO with corporate secretarial tasks, and attended directors meetings.

April, 2007
Vancouver Community College
Vancouver, BC

Curriculum Designer

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Installed and configured MediaWiki software to facilitate online group collaboration.

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Created student lab exercises for “Introduction to Wireless Networking”.

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Demonstrated methods of cracking cryptography on wireless networks running Wireless Encryption Protocol and Wireless Protected Access encryption. 

2002-2003
Stream International
Chilliwack, BC

Customer Service Representative

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Provided hardware and software support services for HP desktop computers and Printer/Copier/Scanners

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Obtained 2nd highest quality rating for 3 consecutive weeks in my department of 250 agents and received over 60 100% quality feedback surveys from satisfied customers.
Education
2006-2007
Vancouver Community College at City Center
Vancouver, BC

Telecommunications Specialty Program

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Studied PBXs, Fiber Optics,  Analog and digital telephony, Radio, Wireless, CCNA Networking

Electronics Common Core

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Studied Analog and Digital circuits, Embedded Processors, Microsoft Visio 2006.

2005-2006
Vancouver Community College at Broadway
Vancouver, BC

Adult Education

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Math 12, English 12, Law 12

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Achieved an A in English and a B average overall.
Experience
2006 - 2007
UBC Thunderbird Robotics
Vancouver, BC

Hardware designer and builder

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Designed and constructed a secondary 12v/24v110vac power system for Snowstorm, a full sized Jeep we have entered in the DARPA Urban Challenge Autonomous Vehicle Competition

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Worked as part of a team along with electrical and mechanical engineering students to build Snowfury, an autonomous model truck which can navigate a course without human control and Snowflake a mid-sized development platform.

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Built and tested circuit boards with embedded processors.
References:
Available upon request.